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by aet 12y ago
The win here would be to get acquired by... Amazon?
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by aet 12y ago
Try Croydon...
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by aet 12y ago
Can they do the conversion realtime and charge the client whatever rate they get?
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by aet 12y ago
A single exchange brings all traders together reducing search and monitoring costs and thereby reducing trading costs. The single exchange as a monopoly can extract rents from members and has little incentive to improve stuff, e.g. infrastr
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by aet 12y ago
You have the wrong question. The question is: What is the optimal market structure? Trying to strike a balance between the benefits of competition and the troubles of market fragmentation. Fragmented markets = HFT + competition. Unified ma
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by aet 12y ago
There are way to identify weak students even when they google all the answers. Base your grades on assignments, tests, projects, presentations, pop quiz, etc.. you will see the pattern.
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by aet 12y ago
I'm not a teacher, but I can tell you they already have enough work without having to redo their assignments every year.
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by aet 12y ago
An old school example of "full stack" is LAMP: Linux/Apache/MySQL/PHP http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/LAMP_(software_bundle)
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by aet 12y ago
Think of Paypal and X.com -- how'd that work out?
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by aet 12y ago
The scientific method
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by aet 12y ago
I think the problem is with the publishing culture in some disciplines. For an example of a field in which peer review does not appear to be problematic consider finance/econ. In finance and econ you march you paper around to a number
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Patent Trolls: Evidence from Targeted Firms (2014)(papers.ssrn.com)
16 points by aet 12y ago|0 comments
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by aet 12y ago
How is this click-bate?
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by aet 12y ago
Can you explain how this might be related to the concept of "overfitting"?
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by aet 12y ago
Google ($358B), Palantir($??), Apple ($676B), Facebook ($213B), can someone fill me in?
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by aet 12y ago
Where is the pricing?
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by aet 12y ago
"remember when is the lowest form of conversation" -Tony Soprano
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Apple Obsesses Over Watch App Details(technologyreview.com)
2 points by aet 12y ago|0 comments
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by aet 12y ago
+ insider trading isn't illegal in commodities -- is that the issue here?
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by aet 12y ago
If you bring in an expert practitioner from any field and plop them down in an academic conference they will have similar notes.
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by aet 12y ago
You want one and done? Get an associates degree.
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Bitcoin Foundation's Executive Director, Jon Matonis, Resigns(dealbook.nytimes.com)
1 points by aet 12y ago|0 comments
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by aet 12y ago
He won the Nobel Prize in Economics
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by aet 12y ago
They are more than just a book store, but they do sell 40% of all new books with no competitor in sight. I can't see how any bookstore can't afford to be online. Even small independent book stores do sales online.
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by aet 12y ago
Also there is http://www.whitehouse.gov/share/brain-initiative , which might add to all the neural net stuff.
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by aet 12y ago
400k/yr does though
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Virtual Currencies: Emerging Regulatory and Consumer Protection Challenges [pdf](gao.gov)
26 points by aet 12y ago|2 comments
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by aet 12y ago
Just to clarify: Andreessen is not recommending you "hold" Bitcoins (which would be crazy).
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Marc Andreessen on big data, Bitcoin and upending the world of finance(washingtonpost.com)
53 points by aet 12y ago|72 comments
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by aet 12y ago
Why would you do that?

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